Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

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Continued from page 9. Well, of course, I meant on the road, in the air, and on the sea. I laughed at Bobby Freeman and Gene Harrison when they started their rabbit business. But, now, their famous slogan, Rabbits from Coakamonga to Timbucktoo, rings through the country. George Brooks bought several shares in their corporation way back in 51; and now La Moyne and he, still lazy as ever, relax in their palatial home in Palm Beach. It is five minutes until the starting time of the trial, and Jimmy Dennis, another '51 senior, is coming down the aisle. I imagine you already know that Jimmy was recently appointed Secretary of Agriculture. Jimmy brings to my mind another dear old friend, Betty Binyon, who only last week honored Jimmy with a dinner party. I suppose that it would be easy.to win a case for that very rich socialite. Next time she's in a night club brawl, I'll try to help her out. There is a peculiar thing about that dinner party. A reunion of some kind must have been taking place for a number of '51 seniors were present. Even the speaker for the evening was an old pal of mine, Mary Terrell, who has become famous for her essays and books she has written. Distinguished guests at the dinner were Gladys Young, congresswoman, and several army officers and their wives. Familiar names among these army personnel were General and Ramona Huffman, General and Mary Triplett, who used to be known as Mary Whitaker and Major and Sue Wilbanks. But, I must stop this reminiscing and snap back to reality. Great guns, it's 3:30, the starting time of the trial. But, alas and alack, there is no more space!!

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